The latest version of Radeon Software adds an unusual (and welcome) new twist: The ability to automatically overclock your Ryzen processor if you’re rocking an all-AMD gaming desktop. Yes, your GPU ...

Following initial reports that Radeon software is tinkering with user's AMD Ryzen CPU settings without their knowledge, AMD has now formally acknowledged the issue. The company hasn't yet given any ...

You can overclock your PC's CPU by increasing the CPU multiplier and voltage in the BIOS or UEFI menu. Before you overclock your CPU, make sure that your CPU is powerful enough, and isn't already ...

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When you think of overclockers, you probably imagine some obsessive tech nerd coming up with an elaborate contraption to boost CPU or graphics card speed. And that’s absolutely true… but sometimes ...

An increasing number of people are now gaming on PC, with estimates suggesting that more than a billion people play games on computers — a significant amount more than those who play games on consoles ...

Overclocking is supposed to be optional, but not all of AMD's software is respecting that fact. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works.

Intel was the first GPU maker to provide official Windows 11 support in mid-July with its 30.0.100.9684 graphics driver. NVIDIA wasn’t far behind with its GeForce Game Ready 471.41 WHQL driver. Now, ...

MSI has introduced a new automated overclocking tool for its 800-series Max, MEG Godlike, and B850M Power motherboards known ...

The most dedicated PC gamers spend hours and hours tweaking their hardware to squeeze out every possible ounce of performance. So it’s no surprise that when some AMD fans saw the latest Radeon GPU ...

It's time to step back from the metaphorical brink on the Windows 8 overclocking issue and see it for what it is -- a tiny bug that hits a tiny number of people. Share on Facebook (opens in a new ...